First part of his obit -
Keith & Keith Funeral Home
Beloved father, husband, brother, son, friend to many, Mark Strosahl passed away unexpectedly on March 2, 2010, at the age of 57. Mark was a creative being who loved gardening, food, wine, lively conversation, golf, music of all types, and, most of all, his family. In addition to owning and running The Greystone Restaurant in downtown Yakima, Mark was a tireless supporter of community culture including The Seasons Performance Hall, Wellness House, The Capital Theatre, The Leukemia Society, The Red Cross, and the installation of the street clock on Yakima Avenue.
Keith & Keith Funeral Home
Beloved father, husband, brother, son, friend to many, Mark Strosahl passed away unexpectedly on March 2, 2010, at the age of 57. Mark was a creative being who loved gardening, food, wine, lively conversation, golf, music of all types, and, most of all, his family. In addition to owning and running The Greystone Restaurant in downtown Yakima, Mark was a tireless supporter of community culture including The Seasons Performance Hall, Wellness House, The Capital Theatre, The Leukemia Society, The Red Cross, and the installation of the street clock on Yakima Avenue.
First part of his obit -
Keith & Keith Funeral Home
Beloved father, husband, brother, son, friend to many, Mark Strosahl passed away unexpectedly on March 2, 2010, at the age of 57. Mark was a creative being who loved gardening, food, wine, lively conversation, golf, music of all types, and, most of all, his family. In addition to owning and running The Greystone Restaurant in downtown Yakima, Mark was a tireless supporter of community culture including The Seasons Performance Hall, Wellness House, The Capital Theatre, The Leukemia Society, The Red Cross, and the installation of the street clock on Yakima Avenue.
Keith & Keith Funeral Home
Beloved father, husband, brother, son, friend to many, Mark Strosahl passed away unexpectedly on March 2, 2010, at the age of 57. Mark was a creative being who loved gardening, food, wine, lively conversation, golf, music of all types, and, most of all, his family. In addition to owning and running The Greystone Restaurant in downtown Yakima, Mark was a tireless supporter of community culture including The Seasons Performance Hall, Wellness House, The Capital Theatre, The Leukemia Society, The Red Cross, and the installation of the street clock on Yakima Avenue.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
